This EU-funded project contributed to sustainable local development and regional mobility in the metropolitan area of Bratislava, Slovakia, by building an integrated transport terminal in Svätý Jur, a town to the north-east of the capital.
skTo encourage youth involvement in local and national politics, the EU-funded SB YCGN project provided young people in the South Baltic region with the skills and confidence they need to engage governmental authorities in meaningful dialogue.
da | lt | pl | svAn EU-funded project has helped clean up three illegal rubbish dumps in Cernina, a village in Slovakia’s Prešov region. This has ensured a cleaner environment and improved living conditions for the Romani living in the area.
skAsphalted schoolyards throughout Paris are being turned into cool, green islands, co-designed with the help of pupils, staff and local residents. In doing so, the project is helping to protect Parisians against the effects of climate change, while creating spaces where children can have fun, and that help improve social cohesion and public health.
frIn the town of Spišské Podhradie, in north-east Slovakia, an EU-funded project has provided the segregated Roma community with reliable sources of drinking water. In doing so, the project has helped improve their housing conditions and chances of inclusion into Slovakian society.
skTo better serve the substantial – and growing – population of marginalised Roma peoples, the Slovakian town of Vydrník built a new kindergarten.
skThe municipality of Poráč, in the Košice region in eastern Slovakia, has set up a new waste collection system to ensure a cleaner environment and improve living conditions for the entire village and its surrounds, including the nearby Roma settlement.
skThanks to ERDF funding, the municipality of Hybe, in Slovakia’s Stredné Slovensko region, carried out a project to improve waste separation, collection and removal for its inhabitants. As well as protecting the environment and landscape by reducing illegal dumping, the project also contributes to a wider goal of raising the living conditions of the local Roma population and promoting social inclusion.
skEU funding has supported the construction of a new nursery school in the village of Pečovská Nová Ves, a municipality in the district of Sabínov, in east Slovakia’s Prešov region. Located near the village’s existing primary school, the nursery provides preschool education in a safe and accessible environment for 50 children. Approximately 20 of its pupils come from marginalised Roma communities.
skThe aim of this operation carried out by the Etablissement public Loire (Loire public establishment) is to offer managers and owners of cultural property located in flood zones a method for diagnosing vulnerability to flooding, which should make it possible to assess the risks on site and identify the heritage safeguarding measures to be implemented.
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